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92 Alpine Heights, Clondalkin, D22

Granted

Planning application S02B/0079

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Ground floor bay window with full length pitched roof over extension to rear of house and alteration to footpath to front of driveway

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    18 Apr 2002

  2. Application received

    8 May 2002

  3. Further information received

    8 May 2002

  4. Decision due

    3 Jul 2002

  5. Decision: Grant Permission

    4 Jul 2002

  6. Grant issued

    14 Aug 2002

Application Details

Location
92 Alpine Heights, Clondalkin, D22
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
204.492852780626 ha
Floor Area
23.42 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
8 May 2002
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
4 July 2002
Grant Date
14 August 2002

Location

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SD07A/0561Refused14 Sept 2007

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SD15A/0369Granted8 Dec 2015

Two storey two bedroom house attached to the side of the existing house, connections to all services and ancillary site development works. Other works include: (1) form new pedestrian entrance within existing boundary wall, (2) demolition of existing single storey side extension to existing house, (3) internal alterations to existing house, (4) rooflight within rear roof slope of existing house and (5) increased width vehicular entrance off public road.

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SD08B/0765Granted26 Nov 2008

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SD23A/0063Granted30 Mar 2023

A 2 storey 2 bedroom house attached to side of existing house, connections and all necessary ancillary site development works. Form new pedestrian entrance within existing boundary wall, demolition of existing single storey side extension, internal alterations to existing house, rooflight within rear roof slope of existing house and increased vehicular entrance off the public road.

98 Alpine Heights, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22 VA03

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SD05A/0333Granted27 Jul 2005

Two-storey dwelling attached to side of existing dwelling. Proposed works to include construction of dividing boundary wall to rear and front of existing site, construction of new driveway entrance, realignment of existing foul sewer and all associated site works.

47, Alpine Heights, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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S01A/0102Refused22 Feb 2001

Construction of a new house

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S99B/0443Granted6 Jul 1999

Bedroom over garage.

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SD15B/0213Granted16 Jun 2015

Construct a first floor extension to the existing dwelling.

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S00A/0245Granted17 Apr 2000

Two storey end of terrace house (100.1m2), and a new vehicular entrance and porch to existing house.

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